BOYLE Sports Home Of The Early Payout Maiden · 1m4f183y
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High-class NH performer, most recently good fourth in BetMGM Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham; two previous Flat runs were on the Dundalk AW, notably previous month when 2l third of 10 over 1m4f; ground no problem, not sure the tight track will suit.
Lightly raced 4yo ran twice on the AW before improvement in Bellewstown maiden last month over just shy of this trip, not quite getting home on soft ground under a positive ride; considered but stamina doubts.
50-1, last of 15 on last month's Bellewstown debut with a couple of these ahead; dismiss.
Ulysses colt didn't run at two but three runs already this term, showing plenty of improvement to land Ballinrobe maiden over this trip eight days ago, making virtually all to win handsomely (good-to-yielding); yard took same route with last year's winner Carmers en route to an Ascot success so demands plenty of respect.
Three-time winning hurdler on decent ground; absent since faller at Fairyhouse in November and probably best watched on Flat debut.
E80,000 Y; fourth foal; half-brother to French 6f/6.5f 2yo winner Voodoo Magic (RPR 95); dam 5f AW 2yo winner (85); speedily-bred 3yo didn't count on last month's debut when midfield in much better-class maiden; entitled to improve for that.
Finished last in maidens at the Curragh and Dundalk; likely to need more time.
Appeared not to stay 1m5f at Ballinrobe last time; this may be closer to his best trip and he is relatively unexposed.
Five-time winning hurdler hasn't been at his best for some time, but his two runs at this track last autumn were some of his better efforts.
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Trojan Fighter owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (58) and market confidence (88). The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
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Community SignalUlysses colt didn't run at two but three runs already this term, showing plenty of improvement to land Ballinrobe maiden over this trip eight days ago, making virtually all to win handsomely (good-to-yielding); yard took same route with last year's winner Carmers en route to an Ascot success so demands plenty of respect.
High-class NH performer, most recently good fourth in BetMGM Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham; two previous Flat runs were on the Dundalk AW, notably previous month when 2l third of 10 over 1m4f; ground no problem, not sure the tight track will suit.
Lightly raced 4yo ran twice on the AW before improvement in Bellewstown maiden last month over just shy of this trip, not quite getting home on soft ground under a positive ride; considered but stamina doubts.
E80,000 Y; fourth foal; half-brother to French 6f/6.5f 2yo winner Voodoo Magic (RPR 95); dam 5f AW 2yo winner (85); speedily-bred 3yo didn't count on last month's debut when midfield in much better-class maiden; entitled to improve for that.